The fair’s multi-day lineup includes poster presentations that allow students to discuss their scholarly work with members of the campus community, public and state legislators. The poster sessions:

- Undergraduates, 10:30 a.m. to noon, April 15, Nebraska Union;
- Graduate students, 3:30 to 5 p.m., April 15, Nebraska Union;
- Senator session, 8 to 9 a.m., April 16, Ferguson House, 700 S. 16th St.

Other spring research fair events, all on April 15 and open to undergraduate and graduate students, include:

- A lunch presentation, “Intellectual Property Protection: What Researchers Need to Know,” by Jessica Lewis, an intellectual property attorney from Quarles and Brady;
- Workshop, “Getting Published: From Dissertation to Book,” led by Bridget Barry, University of Nebraska Press; and
- Presentation, “Responsible Conduct of Research: Scientific Investigation with Integrity.”

The Nebraska Research Fair is a biannual event sponsored by the Office of Research and Economic Development in cooperation with campus partners. It is organized by Clark and Lisa Rohde, associate director of graduate student development.